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Drama Board's Spring 2008 One Act Play Festival featured three short pieces and took place in the Dean Bond Rose Garden. Excerpts from the first, "Overtones" by Alice Gerstenberg, showcased Katherine Walton '11 as Harriet, Miriam Rich '11 as Hetty, Katherine Bates '08 as Margaret, and Kim Cramer '10 as Maggie. The scene was directed by James Robinson '10.
Time: 2 min
Members of Rhythm n Motion dance company describe it as a community of passionate dancers whose souls are in tune with the rhythms of the African Diaspora. Their high-energy performances always enjoy wide community support and this spring's dance concert - featuring 15 members of the Class of 2008 - was no exception.
Time: 5 min
The 2008 presidential campaign brought Chelsea Clinton to campus a few days before the Pennsylvania primary. She was greeted and escorted across campus by the Swarthmore Phoenix before being welcomed by Student Council President Peter Gardner '08 and introduced by Michael May '11.
Time: 2 min
At the Phoenix Mascot Tryouts, Swarthmore's oldest a cappella group Sixteen Feet performed one of the school's early 20th-century fight songs in honor of the event. Their rendition of "Hip, Hip, Hip for Old Swarthmore," complete with a reference to athletic rival Haverford College, proved a real crowd pleaser.
Time: 2 min
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With Arms Around the Planet Two decades after its founding, Earthlust remains a tireless advocate for environmental responsibility. Since the early days, when its members lobbied successfully for an Environmental Studies Program and first began their campaign to persuade the College to switch to wind power as a renewable energy source, members have spoken out strongly in favor of green campus buildings. More recently, they have initiated storm-the-dorm and green-dorm adviser events. Last December, they staged a Polar Bear Plunge into Crum Creek as part of the International Day of Climate Action.
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Time: 49 min
Pieter Judson '78 asks whether Austria-Hungary was truly an empire. He argues that how we answer this question shapes the way we view contemporary East-Central Europe.
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Time: 50 min
Anthropologist Lok Siu proposes an approach to Asian American studies that examines more fully the extent to which hemispheric dynamics and processes link the experiences of Asians across the Americas.
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Time: 8 min
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Rick Valelly '75 Have questions about the implications of new voter ID laws for the presidential election? Political scientist Rick Valelly '75 is an expert on party politics, election law, and voting rights and is author of the award-winning The Two Reconstructions: The Struggle for Black Enfranchisement.